Lavirias

Lavirias: Ashari visitor. I wonder what it is you seek in Ab'Dendriel. Jogador: job Lavirias: I guess I'm what you'd call a sage or perhaps a mystic. Jogador: mystic Lavirias: I'm dedicated to delve into the deeper secrets of nature. As all seekers of knowledge, I have to dedicate much time and effort into the subject of my studies. Jogador: nature Lavirias: I think nature is some kind of complicated mechanism and that we are all part of it. The function of some parts is more difficult to figure out then that of others. Jogador: function Lavirias: Especially the part that Ashar'Tel plays in the workings of nature is, what I try to figure out. Jogador: studies Lavirias: Since my studies center around the nature of Ashar'Tel, there is little I can base my research on but my own discoveries. Jogador: Ab'Dendriel Lavirias: A city has to have a soul. I think the soul of Ab'Dendriel is Ashar'Tel. If the others would only see it that way too. Jogador: Ashar'Tel Lavirias: Ashar'Tel's fame and myth has grown with time as the tree itself has grown over time. Though everybody sees something in this tree, it's rarely the same for everyone. ... Lavirias: Humans travel here and look at Ashar'Tel as an avatar of their god Crunor. Dwarves probably see only firewood. ... Lavirias: The Elven council sees it as a valuable resource yet I see something completely different. Jogador: resource Lavirias: The tears of Ashar'Tel, the water of life, the blessing of the tree. It has probably more names then it has uses. ... Lavirias: The water that condenses as some kind of supernatural dew on Ashar'Tel's leaves is gathered and prepared by some of the eldest and wisest spellweavers of our kind. Jogador: prepared Lavirias: The raw power of the water is wild and without direction it seems. To drink it is like trying to mount a wild stallion. It has to be tamed and guided into a direction to be of any use and not a danger. Jogador: water Lavirias: The tears of Ashar'Tel, the water of life, the blessing of the tree. It has probably more names then it has uses. ... Lavirias: The water that condenses as some kind of supernatural dew on Ashar'Tel's leaves is gathered and prepared by some of the eldest and wisest spellweavers of our kind. Jogador: danger ou dangerousLavirias: It was obvious that the raw waters of Ashar'Tel might be dangerous, but the fate of the forestfuries has shown how dangerous and unpredictable it can be. Jogador: forest furies Lavirias: Once they were only a rebellious sisterhood, inspired by foolish amazons from Carlin they tried a rebellion on their own. In their foolish, juvenile overconfidence they stole unrefined water of Ashar'Tel. ... Lavirias: Assuming the elders were withholding power for themselves or something else. In the end they learned the hard way that there are things better left to those with wisdom and experience. ... Lavirias: Their careless misuse of the waters deformed their body and mind. Sadly it did not stop there. ... Lavirias: As if it weren't bad enough for the furies to be transformed, a tribe of orcish raiders got the rest of the stolen water into their hands and spawned a new, abominable breed of orcs, the rorcs. ... Lavirias: They are a halve orc, halve terrorbird variant that is erroneously called 'rorcs'. Jogador: different Lavirias: Using divination magic year over year on Ashar'Tel I can see and understand more about it then anyone else. I sense... well, something. A consciousness. ... Lavirias: An own will. Nothing like the one of elves, humans or even dwarves. Ultimately alien thoughts but they are thoughts. ... Lavirias: The tree is alive in more then the obvious way and it... has a purpose. It... wants something. Urgently! Sometimes it feels not only urgent but frighteningly fierceful. It is hard to explain. Jogador: explain Lavirias: To understand what I do, you would have to trade everything for a life dedicated to studies like I did. You'd have to spend years of meditation and divination to get a glimpse of that what I can see and feel... yet not fully understand even now. Jogador: understand Lavirias: Understanding is a process. It takes time. A lot of time. And right now I'm wasting a lot of time with idle chat, can we please continue? Good. Jogador: bye